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I have had 2 c sections, both due to breech babies. My first pregnancy, i labored all day and went to the hospital once my water broke. I was 5cm dilated, but she was breech so we ended up doing a last minute c section. They told me then that I was a perfect candidate for a vbac due to my body doing everything it was supposed to. My next pregnancy was twins, and baby A was breech. So we had a scheduled c section. I have desperately wanted a natural vaginal birth since my first. The provider I currently go to strongly pushes for c sections after you've had 2. I would love to have an unmedicated, vaginal birth, preferably in a birth center, but i dont know that that's an affordable option for us. Assuming all goes well and this baby cooperates, I plan to labor as long as possible at home and then head to the hospital just for the delivery.
I plan to give birth at home. Im not sure how to begin the process and would like some help and insights.
I plan on giving birth to my first baby at home. My birth plan can be simplified in a few words, natural, dim lighting with my husband catching our son and, supporting, squeezing, and coaching me as I need, and my mom (an RN) supporting me emotionally and physically as she can. As far as interventions for my baby and I, I do NOT want immunizations/shots or eye drops of any kind, no bath, no cord clamping/cutting, no placenta pulling or tugging. Birth plan= the LESS the better.
I plan to give birth in a hospital. I want to use my insurance to step in to cover cost
home birth, max budget $7,000, would like to do an unmedicated relaxed home birth
Looking for a natural hospital or home birth, this is my 6th pregnancy. I have delivered 5 babies naturally, my first baby was not natural. My midwife I used previously retired. Looking for someone who does not push unnecessary medicine.
I would like to deliver either at home water birth or at a birthing center in NORTH CAROLINA. A doula and/or midwife that accepts United healthcare Medicaid. Someone that is able to handle any possible obstacle that we may face.
Hospital birth; unmedicated vaginal birth with little intervention.
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